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Badgers: licence to interfere with setts for development purposes

Get a licence to interfere with badger setts during development work.

Published 6 October 2014
Last updated 2 April 2015 — see all updates

• From: Natural England

• Applies to: England

Documents

Interfere with a badger sett for development purposes: licence application form (A24)

PDF, 522KB, 17 pages

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Report action taken under this licence

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Details

Use this application form to apply for a licence to interfere with badger setts during development work. The licence covers housing developments, the construction of pipelines and the building of new fences.

Apply for this licence

To apply for this licence, complete the licence application form and send it to Natural England at the address provided. You’ll need to state clearly on your application how the proposed development work will interfere with the badger setts and how any mitigation work will be carried out.

How to report your actions

You must send a report of all the actions taken under the licence to Natural England within 2 weeks of its expiry date. Send your report using the form provided above.

Published 6 October 2014
Last updated 2 April 2015 + show all updates

1. 2 April 2015 Updated version of application form and report form added.
2. 6 October 2014 First published.